推卸 | tuī xiè | to avoid (esp. responsibility); to shift (the blame); to pass the buck | |
装卸 | zhuāng xiè | to load or unload; to transfer; to assemble and disassemble | |
卸任 | xiè rèn | to leave office | |
拆卸 | chāi xiè | to unload; to dismantle | |
卸货 | xiè huò | to unload; to discharge cargo |
1 | The workers began unloading the ship. | |
2 | The reproached coach unloaded the loaves to the approachable roadside. | |
3 | So what if there are remnants of kohl around your lids, at least most of your makeup has been removed, right? | |
4 | Leave all thy burdens on his hands who can bear all, and never look behind in regret. | |
5 | A fresh life, a lover for so many years, was simply a burden in Wen' s eyes since she fell ill. Then Wen removed this burden with his cruel hands. |